Still Stirring Trouble in Hayti Herald War Forged
A local notes page accuses opponents of stirring trouble to shut down Hayti’s only surviving newspaper, the Herald. It traces a history of failed papers from 187 when The Hayti Signal faded to the present, naming past editors and losses. The piece damns rival readers and press enemies, urging support for the Herald and denouncing lies circulated by “Whiskers” and Frisco presses. Local readers are urged to defend truthful reporting and back the Herald against attempts to “put us out of business.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aivin
Allan
Lisa Perteenr
Hayti
Prust
Haytu
Hayt
Titiane
Wna Imov
Argus
Babe Little
Caruthersville
Blytheville
Ark
Little
Haiti
Atmos Hallinan
Hin
Caruthersvile
STAOL00
Staolo
Havil
Herald
Frisco
Haytiand
Daniscot County
Prisco
Haytiane
Pemiscot Cohen
Tocus
Countty
Phyll
Lewata
Missouri
Open Letter and Local Notices From Hayti Herald
A local newspaper fragment from Hayti Herald features an open proposition inviting corrections for misstatements, plus brief notes and small ads. It mentions names like Carr and Faris & Provine, various local residents, horse and cow listings, and small business references with scattered dates and places such as Kennett and Proctor Arkansas. The tone mixes a plea for fair debate with routine local notices and vendor pitches.
Undefined Farm Visitor Collides With Town Circulation
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals Dixie Reed Alona Pose For Sale and Teed in town. Mentions Paris & Pawire, Tot Lewis, and Herald subservber Clas. Details are garbled with missing dates and locations, offering scant coherent event.
Social Visits Reported Across Nearby Towns
Miss Maude Harris of Caruthersville visited Mrs. John Scott last week. Harvey Law of Gideon passed through Thursday morning. W. R. Adams of Portageville visited his brother A. Adams on Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Rayburn and daughter Miss Anna Garrett Rayburn of Caruthersville visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Scott on Thursday and Friday. Miss Hattie Mae Argo returned from Chaffee and was accompanied by Miss Mary Gordon who will visit here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Harris
Caruthersville
John Scott
Harvey Law
Gideon
Wm. Rayburn
Anna Garrett Rayburn
J. F. Scott
Hattie Mae Argo
Chaffee
Mary Gordon
No Cheap Goods In Our Saloon Policy Declares Hostelry
A saloon owner asserts no cheap goods will be served, claiming top quality attracts patrons. The proprietor notes rising business and a steady stream of refined customers.
Price List for Brandies Wines and Spirits
A concise price list for drinkware and beverages lists Brandies and assorted wines both domestic and imported. It notes .750 bottles and a range up to $100 with items described as Crystalized Peach Honey and Rock and Rye along with a cryptic 400 reference.
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Bill York
The
Mie Troth
Malden
Texas
Fort Worth Wien
Voister
Ohl
Corpus Chiisti
Brownsville
Svenie Uubactivenes
U.N. Watts
Agent
Frisco Lines
Iayti
Ciod
Pal
Hayts Herald
W. BE. Carr
Faris & Provine
Ben Phillips
Braggadocia
J.S. Wahl
J. M. Avro
Kennett Mrnday
W.D. Hudgens
Dry Bayou
Harry Henderson
Concord
Hayti Sunday
Lee Dones
Mro
Bob Sanders
Joe Webb
Porte Eeville
Mais City
John Sevatt
Holcow
MD Stavey
Kennett
Nennett
Hadvents
Dixie Reed
Alona
Mead, Thant
Stephens
New Herald Subservber
Clas
Teed
Dadi Roose Dinek Mwus
Wreetein
Paris & Pawire
Istf
Tot Lewis
Priday
Wahly
Jteey
Wahl’s
Coca Cola
Jersey Crenim
J. S. Wahl Bottling Works
Caruthersville, MO
W. R. Adams
Portageville
A. Adams
Firet
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
St.Louis
Pe Saazer Hop Gardens
J. H. Elder
Lemp
Gins
Brandies
Barrel Goods
Fred Morgan
Bond
Cedar Brook
Ars
Tontinental
Barbee
W.S
Old Forester
Buffalo Springs
Harper
Barbee Des Yannissee Rueld Red Mill
Yellow Creek
Tom Hayden Str
Holland
Annan
Old Fox River
Tyre
Old Lick Run
Jack Beam
Cedar Grove
Bob Bryley
Mason's
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